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As the bill moves to the state Assembly, lawmakers must ensure that resulting revenues prioritize community-centered and noncommercial outlets.

The case arose out of the Biden administration’s efforts to call on social-media platforms to remove lies about the COVID-19 pandemic and the outcome of the 2020 presidential election.

Congress must restore this essential language to the bill so that we can have privacy legislation that protects everyone from discrimination.

The comprehensive survey of 3,000 Americans shows that people believe the current media system is failing to meet the needs of a functioning democracy.

Survivors should be able to use “connected cars” without exposing their data to those seeking to cause them harm.

Without an injection of new funding to the ACP, the program that has helped more than 23 million households get and stay online will expire in May.

In his testimony, Aaron said that “threats to defund NPR based on a perceived failure to cover certain topics or hire certain people strike at the heart of journalistic freedom.”

Free Press Action calls on state lawmakers to make needed amendments to SB 1327 to prioritize benefits for local, ethnic and nonprofit news outlets.

This FCC action should put under greater scrutiny the nefarious practices of powerful phone companies, unscrupulous data brokers and their clients.

This report exposes how social-media platforms come up short in their plans to protect users and stem eroding trust in democratic institutions.